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Queen's Indian Defence - The Modern Approach - DVD

Tiviakov Sergei

Eight years have passed since the creation of the DVD “No Fear of 1.d4 (Volume 1)“ in which Sergei Tiviakov, among other things, explained how to play the Queen’s Indian Defence with Black. Now the moment has come to update the readers with the latest news and trends in this important opening. On his new DVD, Sergei Tiviakov presents a complete repertoire for Black with the Queen’s Indian Defence.


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Eight years have passed since the creation of the DVD “No Fear of 1.d4 (Volume 1)“ in which Sergei Tiviakov, among other things, explained how to play the Queen’s Indian Defence with Black. Now the moment has come to update the readers with the latest news and trends in this important opening. On his new DVD, Sergei Tiviakov presents a complete repertoire for Black with the Queen’s Indian Defence.

The grandmaster explains everything one needs to know after 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nf3 b6, more profoundly, extensively and thoroughly than ever before - of the total running time of more than 9 hours, 6 hours alone are dedicated to White’s most popular continuation 4.g3. The material of the single chapters is based mostly on the author’s own games and his life-long experience with the QID. Attached to this DVD, there is are exclusive collection of Sergei Tiviakov‘s complete games with the Queen’s Indian Defence (half of them previously unpublished) and a compilation of selected annotated games. Get on the Queen’s Indian train with this great new work by Sergei Tiviakov!

 

 

 

• Video running time: 10 hours (English) 
• With interactive training including video feedback 
• Extra: Database with model games 
• Including ChessBase Reader


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  • Casa editrice ChessBase
  • Code S6546
  • Isbn 9783866817203

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